Gemini documentation summaries

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Google secops SIEM SOAR

Note: This feature is covered by Pre-GA Offerings Terms of the Google Security Operations Service Specific Terms. Pre-GA features might have limited support, and changes to pre-GA features might not be compatible with other pre-GA versions. For more information, see the Google SecOps Technical Support Service guidelines and the Google SecOps Service Specific Terms.

You can use Gemini to answer questions about Google SecOps based on the documentation. Enter a prompt in the Gemini pane to request information about any aspect of how to use Google SecOps. Gemini generates a summary based on relevant documentation.

The following are some example prompts that can return documentation summaries:

• How do I configure the forwarder

• How do I create a rule

• How do I investigate user logins

Gemini always provides replies with a summary and might also include links to related documentation pages.

Google Search grounding and citations

Gemini in SecOps uses Google Search grounding and citations to provide nuanced, high-quality responses to your prompts. Grounding links model responses to information found on the internet to provide additional, up-to-date context for security investigations. Citations show you the specific data sources Gemini used to formulate its answers, which improves explainability and helps you verify the information.

When Gemini uses Google Search to ground a response, the web interface displays the following elements:

• Google G icon: Indicates that Gemini connected to the internet to pull additional context for your prompt.
• Search query chips: Displays the exact search queries Gemini used to retrieve extra context.
• Citations: Provides references to the specific grounding data used to generate the answer.

Reviewing these search queries and citations helps you understand the steps Gemini takes to research a prompt and ensures transparency in the data it retrieves.

Delete a chat session

You can delete your chat conversation session or delete all chat sessions. Gemini maintains all user conversation histories privately and adheres to Google Cloud's responsible AI practices. User history is never used to train models.

1. In the Gemini pane, select Delete chat from the menu at the top right.
2. Click Delete chat at the bottom right to delete the current chat session.
3. Optional: To delete all chat sessions, select Delete all chat sessions and then click Delete all chats.

Provide feedback

You can provide feedback to responses generated by the Gemini AI investigation assistance. Your feedback helps Google improve the feature and the output generated by Gemini.

1. In the Gemini pane, click thumb_up Thumb Up or thumb_down Thumb Down.
2. Optional: Click thumb_down Thumb Down and provide feedback.
3. Click Send feedback.

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